Savage 219 and 220 Single Shot Rifles & Shotguns

Savage Single Shot Firearms => General Discussion => Topic started by: gwsiii on March 20, 2015, 09:29:36 PM

Title: Savage in the Military - AGCA Display
Post by: gwsiii on March 20, 2015, 09:29:36 PM

My Dad's display at the AGCA Show, March 2015

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Title: Re: Savage in the Military - AGCA Display
Post by: Art Seib on May 22, 2015, 11:06:41 AM

Nice display

Title: Re: Savage in the Military - AGCA Display
Post by: Garnett on May 22, 2015, 11:35:05 AM

Art, Thanks for the comment.  It was a small one table display that in addition to the 3 guns and 1911 Savage slide, gave information on other Savages for the military; the .45 acp pistol submitted for trials, the Lewis Gun, and the Thompson M1-A, all made by Savage at various times.  Best wishes, Garnett

Update 1-29-2020......  I have since found out that Savage also made the M-2, 50 caliber MG's in WWII.